- 1). Look for the source of the power supply to your pond pump. Check the circuit breaker to see if it is in the "On" position. If not, flip it on.
- 2). Check to see that the circuit breaker running from the electrical source to the pond pump remains on and does not shut off. If it does keep shutting off, check the pump seal. If it is damaged, water has entered the motor and the pump needs replacing.
- 3). Check the cords from the electric supply to the pond pump. See if any of the wires or cords are torn, broken or frayed. Replace or repair any that might be. Check the circuit breaker to see if it is faulty. You might have to replace the breaker.
- 4). Check the pond pump to see if it is submerged correctly. There is a thermostat that forces the unit to shut down when it gets too hot, which it does if it is not submerged sufficiently.
- 5). Look for clogs or twists in the impellers and hoses. If you have a filter that works correctly, this should not be a problem, but some stray piece of debris might be clogging the works.
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